These points don’t decide whether dentures will work, but rather which approach will give you the most natural, stable and comfortable fit.
Your General Health
Certain conditions like diabetes or dry mouth can affect your gums, but dentures can still be designed successfully — we simply take these factors into account.
Recent Extractions
If teeth were removed recently, the gums will change shape as they heal. This is normal and we plan for adjustments during this period.
How Long You’ve Worn Dentures
Whether you're new to dentures or replacing older ones, we design them to suit where your mouth is now, ensuring improved comfort and stability.
Jaw Alignment & Muscle Function
Your jaw joints and muscle patterns influence how your dentures sit. Understanding these helps us create a denture that feels more natural.
Diet & Lifestyle
From soft diets to eating a wide variety of foods, your lifestyle helps us shape the design and strength of your denture.
Bone Levels
Bone changes over time for everyone. Modern denture systems — including BPS and implant-retained dentures — can provide excellent stability even when bone levels are lower.
Adaptation & Confidence
Everyone adapts at their own pace. With support, minor adjustments and the right design, most people quickly regain confident chewing, speaking and smiling.
